Huck's Report from Manhattan

self | September 12, 2001 | Huck

[Huck]

I took some pictures. When I get them developed, and can scan them, I will post them here.

[Huck]

Here is my story from yesterday. Some of my co-workers lost loved ones .

[AmishDude]

Glad to hear you're OK. People have asked about you.

[eeman]

Thanks for the posting. It is interesting to read something from a regular working guy who was close (but not too close) to the evolving horror.

[isthisnickcool]

if I had been “decontaminated.”

Asbestos fibers.

[Huck]

fyi

[Bikers4Bush]

Glad to hear you're o.k.

[Shannon]

Thanks for the account. The pictures and diagram helped too. Thank God you made it out.

[Mark17]

Glad you are ok, and I look forward to seeing the pics you took.

[AuntB]

Huck, our thoughts were with you yesterday. Thank you for bringing this report to all of us.

[Texas2step]

Thanks for sharing Huck. Good account. I cannot imagine what you and others, particularly those in WTC went through. Please keep us informed as to what the attitudes of everyone is over the next several days.

[austingirl]

Wow. Glad you're safe.

[DoughtyOne]

I was worried about you. Glad to hear you made it.

[Interesting Times]

Thanks for the well-done report from ground zero, and I'm glad you are okay.

[Dog]

Glad to hear your ok....people were worried..

[LurkerNoMore!]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Glad you are alright!

[francisandbeans]

as much of a pain in the ass you have been, I am truly glad to see you are OK. I will smoke a Marlboro in your honoe (and evern blow the smoke away from the screen ;))

Thanks for the account.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Thank you for sharing this story. I fear that the media and others will try to sweep this under the rug. I hope no one forgets this event. Please tell your story to all who will listen, and tell it for a long time to come. God bless you and your family. God bless all those other Americans who suffered yesterday and today.

[Question_Assumptions]

Were you in front on the building with the big red cube (with the hole in it) out front on Broadway? A friend was in that building and was looking out of his window when the first explosion happened. He sounded like he was still in shock when I saw him last night. Apparently, he saw several people jump/fall to their deaths from the fire. I'm so very glad that I wasn't in the city for a meeting at our downtown Broadway office yesterday morning.

[fod]

YOWSER, glad to hear you are fine, with presumably nothing worse than a hangover...